13 Fielder es4 Scholar ships Are Awarded
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chiatry. Her mother (Mary) is an in
ventory clerk at Fieldcrest’s Los An
geles Service Center.
Susan Ann Jarrett, who will gradu
ate from Morehead High School, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Jar
rett. She has been accepted at Bob Jones
University and will major in element
ary education. Her father is personnel
manager at the Blanket and Draper
Sheeting Mills. Her mother (Frances)
is secretary of R. C. Going, plant man
ager of the Draper Sheeting Mill.
Marsha Jean Jones will graduate from
Morehead High School and is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jones. She
has been accepted at Appalachian State
University and will major in elementary
education. Her father is a second hand
in the Finishing Department at the
Karastan Rug Mill.
Johnny Thomas Oliver, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Johnny T. Oliver, Sr., will
graduate from Randleman High School.
He has been accepted at the Univer
sity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
and will major in journalism and
Employee And Wife
Vacation In Acapulco
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Philpott re
cently returned from a trip to Acapul
co, Mexico. The couple spent eight days
at the Princess Hotel as guests of Gen
eral Electric.
The trip was awarded to W. G. At
kins and Son, Inc. of Woolwine, Va. for
exceeding their quota in sales of major
appliances. Mrs. Philpott (Lucy) is sec
retary and treasurer of the company.
Mr. Philpott is an employee of Field-
ale Towel Mill.
broadcasting. His father is a doffer and
his mother (Thelma) is a spinner at
the Worthville Spinning Mill, Worth-
ville.
James Reid Shinn, a member of the
1972 graduating class at East Rowan
Senior High School, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. John R. Shinn, of Rt. 5, Salis
bury. He has been accepted at Pfeiffer
College and will major in business ad
ministration. His father is an autoclave
open stock packer at the North Caro
lina Finishing Company division, Sal
isbury.
Robin Gray Simpson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Simpson, will graduate
from Fieldale-Collinsville High School.
She has been accepted at Madison Col
lege and will major in special educa
tion and elementary education. Her
mother (Lois) is a shearer operator at
the Fieldale Towel Mill, Fieldale, Va.
Joseph Timothy Sizemore, a member
of the graduating class at Morehead
High School, is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred M. Sizemore, Jr. He has been
accepted at North Carolina State Uni
versity and wUl major in mathematics.
He plans a career in research and an
alysis. His father is general foreman of
the Stock Dyeing Department at the
Blanket Mill.
Jerry Thomas Slaughter, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Cliarlie T. Slaughter, will
graduate from Laurel Park High School,
Martinsville, Vo. He has been accepted
at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
will major in food science and tech
nology. He plans to become an engineer
in food processing. His father is a sec
ond hand in the Packaging Department
at the Blanket Finishing Mill.
Joseph Daniel Turner is a member
of the graduating class at Morehead
High School. He has been accepted at
North Carolina State University where
he will major in chemical engineering-
Both of his parents are deceased. His
co-guardians are his half brothers,
James H. Grogan, credit manager a
the Karastan Service Center, and John
L. Grogan, an industrial engineer a
ihs Karastan Rug Mill.
The Fieldcrest Scholarships are of'
fered annually to employees and chil
dren of employees of Fieldcrest Mills-
Inc. Applicants must be high schoo
graduates who are entering college fo^
the first time. . .
In selecting the recipients, the in'-
tial factors considered arc the aptitude
for college work, as indicated by high
school records and academic aptitude
tests, together vdth leadership and
citizenship in school and in the com
munity, as evidenced by extracurricu
lar activities.
The need for financial assistance
the determining factor in choosing tb®
recipients from among those students
meeting the other requirements.
Members of the Fieldcrest Scholar
ship Committee are: Dr. William Mc-
Gehee, director of personnel researc
and development, chairman; Dr. L. ft-
Kance, vice president-research and en--
gineering; T. W. Graves, Jr., assistan
general counsel and assistant secretary-
M. B. Franklin, manager-compensati^
and personnel planning; and W-
Pi’essley, superintendent of Eden
Schools.
Laurelcrest Plans Announced At Sales Meet
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oped were unveiled and later the sales
staff was taken on a tour of the mill to
see some of the remarkable special
equipment being installed to produce
these new styles.
Messrs. Ker and Walsh discussed the
division’s sales program and goals for
the coming season, stressing the import
ance of expanding market distribution
and penetration.
Mr. Quigley conducted a slide pre
sales to the contract carpet market a
discussed new selling tools availab
to the staff. , ^
New advertising and merchandism»
materials were previewed by Mr. GrU
lich. These included a new display
capable of exhibiting four compl®
carpet lines in a limited space. He a*
disclosed some of the advertising
for the fall designed to promote Laure
crest’s revolutionary new styles.
ANGELA
EVANS
Angela Yvonne
Evans, three months
old, is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Gary
E. Evans. Mother
(Mary) is employed
in the Inspecting De
partment at the Bed
spread Mill.
Card Of Thanks
We take this opportunity to express
our appreciation to our friends and
neighbors for the cards, flowers, food
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and visits at the death of our loved
one, W. Hardy Hill. We are grateful
for every act of kindness shown to us.
May God bless each of you.
THE FAMILY
Cindy Kay Kingston
Cindy Kay Kingston, 31/2 years ’
is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe B.
Kingston. Mr. Kings
ton works in the Print
Shop at the Blanket
Warehouse. Cindy
Kay’s grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Kingston and
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Carter. Grandmother
Marie Kingston is employed at the
spread Finishing Mill. ^
THE MILL WHIS'T^